The 16 -year -old pregnant girl in the United States was shot and killed by an undercover police officer, and the family was compensated for $ 21 million

According to the US "Business Insider" website reported on the 27th, on June 24, local time, a Federal Jury of the Federal Jury was judged to receive a $ 21 million compensation for a case of a California girl's undercover policeman shot.

Screenshot of the US "Business Insider" website report

It is reported that the young girl named Elena Mondragon took the same BMW car in California in California in 2017 with four other teenagers in 2017. At that time, Elena, 16, was pregnant. The law firm representing the Elena family in 2018 showed that the BMW car was stopped by a bidded truck by a BMW Police. The BMW driver was wanted for several robbery, and Elena did not know before the incident.

Elena Mondragon, who was shot by the police, Source: American Media

At the time of the incident, the plainclothes police officer took out the AR-15 rifle. The BMW driver tried to escape in panic, prompting the undercover police to fire to the car. Elena, who was just pregnant, was shot by the police, the BMW driver fled, and was later arrested in San Francisco. The American "Mercury News" reported that according to local laws, BMW drivers were accused of murdering Elena.

According to reports, Elena was injured in many places, including wounds caused by bullets and shotons. The indictment claimed that the police carried out "a poor secret arrest". The above -mentioned law firms told the San Francisco Chronicle that after about two days of jury review, a compensation ruling was obtained, "it is a good judgment for this family." Elena's family received $ 21 million in compensation. According to this ruling, about half of the compensation requires BMW drivers to pay, and the Fremont City Government and the police pay the remaining part. (Edit: HHJ)

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